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4000	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Atherosclerosis Be Prevented or Delayed?	Taking action to control your risk factors—through heart-healthy eating, physical activity, quitting smoking, and weight control—can help prevent or delay atherosclerosis and its related diseases.	drop 0.427131 medicines 0.454815 skin 0.425207 entire site 0.554624 lean meats 0.548092 vegetables 0.424871 obese 0.430208 different fruits 0.543445 number 0.427301 lifestyle changes 0.535055 peas 0.430548 amounts 0.428341 Search 0.427981 News 0.427773 beans 0.427071 atherosclerosis increases 0.697423 action 0.427614 Health Topics section 0.677456 healthy lifestyle 0.688954 secondhand smoke 0.538893 fitness level 0.537564 overweight 0.428609 seafood 0.424283	heart-healthy diet 0.715392 solid fats 0.545211 risk factors 0.915329 types 0.424321 poultry 0.42428 atherosclerosis risk factors 0.764847 heart-healthy eating habits 0.748667 Resources section 0.552217 blood vessels 0.529847 diseases 0.427485 Weight Control 0.524772 list 0.427911 physical activity 0.798489 grains 0.465911 doctor 0.536467 sodium 0.427973 NHLBI 0.439612 atherosclerosis-related disease 0.532454 family history 0.521381 low-fat milk 0.551385 reasonable weight-loss plan 0.643592 step 0.426602 dairy products 0.534663	CLICK HERE
4050	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who is at Risk for Coronary Heart Disease?	Certain traits, conditions, or habits may raise your risk for coronary heart disease. Major risk factors include unhealthy blood cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, smoking, insulin resistance, diabetes, overweight or obesity, metabolic syndrome, lack of physical activity, unhealthy diet, older age, and a family history of early coronary heart disease.	entire site 0.275778 CHD risk factors 0.482598 high LDL cholesterol 0.384691 body 0.293258 unhealthy diet 0.347949 body weight 0.274137 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.510029 heart failure 0.278239 risk factors 0.901622 heart muscle 0.276383 Resources section 0.277505 blood vessels 0.286914 possible risk factors 0.375759 main signs 0.264808 health problems 0.268259 early heart disease 0.347969 Untreated sleep apnea 0.318441 lifetime risk 0.285063 unhealthy cholesterol levels 0.398525 Smoking. Smoking 0.267565 older age 0.32647 certain height 0.265162 emotionally upsetting event 0.317671 common disorder 0.263413	High levels 0.360615 chronic kidney disease 0.340198 trans fats 0.265927 heart attack 0.473672 blood cholesterol levels 0.480683 United States 0.279088 Metabolic syndrome 0.329073 Certain traits 0.272009 Disease Risk Factors 0.381837 low HDL cholesterol 0.370005 Alcohol. Heavy drinking 0.311771 blood sugar level 0.343971 Health Topics section 0.340102 heart disease increases 0.420047 physical activity 0.271469 lifestyle factors 0.299618 CRP levels 0.27825 high blood pressure 0.749536 family history 0.319607 older adults 0.263075 Insulin resistance 0.356782 coronary heart disease 0.926353 early coronary heart 0.365357 diabetes 0.272209	CLICK HERE
4089	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Signs, Symptoms, and Complications of High Blood Pressure?	Because diagnosis is based on blood pressure readings, this condition can go undetected for years, as symptoms do not usually appear until the body is damaged from chronic high blood pressure and complications occur.	feet 0.262496 nearby body parts 0.570182 vision changes 0.387756 Aneurysms 0.291413 entire site 0.414711 leg arteries 0.388388 abnormal bulge forms 0.584614 common warning symptoms 0.56588 legs 0.382704 Search 0.23749 block blood flow 0.595844 blood pressure numbers 0.590465 pump enough blood 0.408333 upper body discomfort 0.564924 blood pressure 0.901674 heart failure 0.5117 heart muscle 0.399852 sudden onset 0.388881 Resources section 0.420046 blood vessels 0.56473 Eye Damage 0.387589 list 0.237413 symptoms 0.662416 common complications 0.411894 heaviness 0.248433	buttocks 0.248324 ankles 0.244454 Common signs 0.393108 aneurysm 0.239954 heart attack 0.515564 oxygen-rich blood 0.552034 abdomen 0.242845 kidney failure 0.412634 Peripheral Artery Disease 0.541194 kidneys 0.244599 trouble breathing 0.402131 weakness 0.238646 signs 0.437512 blood pressure readings 0.642126 Health Topics section 0.605803 numbness 0.31498 cognitive changes 0.525913 Chronic Kidney Disease 0.56004 stroke 0.256479 NHLBI 0.251724 chest pain 0.380913 high blood pressure 0.635235 memory loss 0.393036 shortness 0.306047	CLICK HERE
4098	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Metabolic Syndrome Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose metabolic syndrome based on the results of a physical exam and blood tests. You must have at least three of the five metabolic risk factors—a large waistline, a high triglyceride level, a low HDL cholesterol level, high blood pressure, and high fasting blood sugar—to be diagnosed with metabolic syndrome.	blood pressure 0.370016 fasting blood sugar 0.482908 metabolic risk factor 0.944777 Resources section 0.205517 blood tests 0.211215 entire site 0.207954 high blood sugar 0.279261 high triglycerides 0.215906 HDL cholesterol 0.394764 HDL cholesterol level 0.31241 metabolic syndrome 0.642009 metabolic risk factors 0.390109	mg/dL 0.266857 abdominal obesity 0.203909 heart disease 0.285239 high blood pressure 0.258771 low HDL cholesterol 0.314939 blood sugar level 0.598193 large waistline 0.442908 blood pressure numbers 0.260928 Health Topics section 0.29068 physical exam 0.208065 excess weight 0.202876	CLICK HERE
4110	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease?	Peripheral artery disease is more common in blacks than any other racial or ethnic group. The major risk factors for peripheral artery disease include smoking, older age, and diseases and conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, coronary heart disease, stroke, and metabolic syndrome.	certain diseases 0.45011 higher risk 0.424402 major risk factors 0.774016 United States 0.467338 Resources section 0.482082 Peripheral artery disease 0.810267 P.A.D. Plaque 0.451796 entire site 0.498639 P.A.D. People 0.424087 tissue death 0.439598 ethnic group. 0.466211 risk increases 0.471061	highest risk 0.446226 NHLBI 0.220908 gangrene 0.20345 smoking 0.441425 older age 0.919062 Health Topics section 0.81449 main risk factor 0.778971 conditions 0.214688 P.A.D. complications 0.444499 blood flow 0.432358 diabetes 0.231905	CLICK HERE
4141	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Sudden Cardiac Arrest?	Ventricular fibrillation, a type of arrhythmia, causes most sudden cardiac arrests. Other problems with the heart's electrical system, including diseases or conditions that can cause the electrical problems—such as coronary heart disease, physical stress, certain inherited disorders, and structural changes in the heart—also can lead to sudden cardiac arrest.	coronary artery disease 0.477922 plaque 0.383905 entire site 0.397716 exact causes 0.387931 physical stress 0.464517 Ventricular fibrillation 0.405616 Major blood loss 0.458678 lower chambers 0.394728 dangerous arrhythmias 0.396865 Heart infections 0.412982 blood flow 0.394916 heart muscle 0.791617 arrhythmias runs 0.394322 electrical signals 0.536272 Resources section 0.398858 heart increase 0.417201 Certain diseases 0.392163 heart 0.909901 heart muscle cells 0.618806 important role 0.38348 intense physical activity 0.569741 dangerous heart rhythms 0.475043 coronary arteries 0.413323 sudden cardiac arrests 0.486602	Certain types 0.383033 waxy substance 0.392028 certain inherited disorders 0.474482 electrical problems 0.403898 heart attack 0.482012 oxygen-rich blood 0.468204 tiny pores 0.382296 structural changes 0.45866 low blood levels 0.459994 Health Topics section 0.482923 hormone adrenaline 0.385536 higher risk 0.44138 structural heart problems 0.486154 QT syndrome 0.381093 electrical activity 0.387236 scar tissue 0.462423 blood 0.471188 SCA 0.674206 severe physical stress 0.459457 enlarged heart 0.416154 high blood pressure 0.457831 research studies 0.391303 blood clot 0.463891 electrical signaling 0.39156	CLICK HERE
4236	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Prevención de la presión arterial alta	La adopción de hábitos saludables en el estilo de vida, el uso correcto de los medicamentos y la obtención de atención médica con regularidad pueden prevenir la presión arterial alta o sus complicaciones.			CLICK HERE
4239	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Tipos de actividad física	Los tipos principales de actividad física son la actividad aeróbica, las actividades para el fortalecimiento de los músculos, las actividades para el fortalecimiento de los huesos y los estiramientos. La actividad aeróbica, que hace latir al corazón más rápidamente, es la que más beneficia al corazón y los pulmones. Dependiendo de su condición física, la actividad aeróbica puede ser leve, moderada o intensa.			CLICK HERE
4259	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Otros cambios en el estilo de vida que son saludables para el corazón	La actividad física es parte de un estilo de vida saludable para el corazón.	origen animal 0.525575 colesterol hdl 0.373212 Productos lácteos 0.371816 grasos trans 0.390296 colesterol ldl 0.370832 atención médica. un imc 0.418293 Assessing Your Weight 0.399331	diabetes tipo 0.454073 posibles riesgos 0.358027 ciruelas pasas 0.390131 Stop Hypertension 0.374783 alimentación dash 0.920661 Mucha carne 0.382581	CLICK HERE
4267	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Valve Disease Treated?	Although no medicines can cure heart valve disease, lifestyle changes, and medicines often can treat symptoms successfully and delay problems for many years. Surgery may be required to repair or replace a faulty heart valve.	aortic valve replacement 0.312 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.241852 biological replacement valve 0.304056 heart valve 0.782046 faulty valve 0.357249 valves 0.317826 typical valve replacement 0.29491 aortic valve stenosis 0.319209 biological valve 0.318085 heart valves 0.251211 valve defects 0.260705 pulmonary valve 0.283846 blood-thinning medicines 0.269497 new valve 0.22848 heart valve disease 0.747505 aortic valve 0.366182	valve repair surgery 0.340715 faulty heart valve 0.407009 heart valve repair 0.472356 procedure 0.209455 valve replacement 0.36467 faulty aortic valve 0.321599 balloon valvuloplasty 0.230389 man-made replacement valve 0.35902 faulty aortic valves 0.257384 replacement valve 0.426381 old valve 0.230224 mitral valve stenosis 0.309316 heart valve replacement 0.360642 coronary heart disease 0.33973 valve 0.910872 heart valve surgery 0.320757	CLICK HERE